This beautiful chamber was once occupied by the tragic Queen and pictures and books about her help to set the scene. With its beautiful four poster bed, draped in rich red tapestries and curtains, this bedchamber is often used as the honeymoon suite and it will make you feel like royalty on your wedding day. Your en-suite bathroom was originally the servant's sleeping quarters, but has been sympathetically modernised and transformed.

The Queen's husband would of course, have his bedchamber close by to that of his wife. The four poster bed is elegantly decorated with tapestry drapes and covers and a portrait of the Earl adorns one wall.

The Lord Borthwick is the only bedchamber situated on the Great Hall level. Named for the first Lord Borthwick who was rewarded for his loyalty to King James I by being granted a charter to build the Castle. This bedchamber has a queen-sized double bed, chaise-longue and en-suite bathroom with bath and shower.

With its red-trimmed four poster bed, red velvet curtains and flocked red walls, as well as its intriguing red-curtained wall niches the Red Room presents a dramatic, yet warm and comfortable impression. Ask the staff and you will be given many different tales of what may or may not have happened in this room and whether or not it is haunted. Whether you believe in ghosts or not, this remains one of our most popular bedchambers.

The circular Gatehouse is separate from the main Castle building, but of course, with full use of the Castle facilities. The layout of the Gatehouse Tower makes it an ideal family apartment, but can equally well be used as individual rooms.

Tower One is a Standard twin room with bath, while Tower Two (pictured) has a Double Four Poster Bed and bath. Additionally, it contains a kitchenette with fridge, sink, kettle and microwave and can easily accommodate an extra bed and/or cot.